Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-20
KANSAS NEWS.

a. Of Kansas Clly ana T. l.
Iinsss' suppose. u to live At Ottawa
nsas, were killed
- e.s,' important cases against the
ITo II Toneka & Santa Fe railroad
GIBSON h le decided IN district court
Fs jus! O Kansas. The first is that Of
ls . r'ark, n which the plaintiff rel
W Vi s- iudgmen: for $4,000 worth OF OF
yea +r which was destroyed by fire
Pe ~ mo damages for the loss Of his
sIo 5O was also burned at the same
VIII The other case was that Of vii
ls' u ~ who received a Judgment for
s ! II l for personal injuries
49, has been 400 arrests made in
l lD.,v !. Kansas, during the past two
y.
. runotion City, Kansas, UntsS
~ 80 80" rere but 1873 statements filed
4, . s,up stores of Davis county last
" " orc n one purchase for every seven
persons
twenty pound wild cat was killed
ob ,a Kansas, last week.
,,,iDr 1885 there were 404 miles Of
mi, ,o.d built in the state on ten lines
road.
vouuc man named Dewain, living
# four miles north Of Larned, Kan,
iIs hunting last Sunday, pointed the
III Of the gun toward the ground,
nIscing the stock against his ston-
adjusted the cap. A premature
,barge occurred and DewGin sustain
INJURIES from the effects Of which he
Tuesday afternoon.
norpey General Bradford Saturday
Dpmised the case brought under the
6ibltory law against Jacob Lau, q
DOn.keeper, by the latter closing his
= Of business and removing his
X This is the first successful clos
Of saloon in that city, there being
question but what Lau has quit for
d.
he court house proposition in Smith
nty Kansas, was defeated by 1,70O.
Node Clements, the mailman who
rdered Samuel Gordon in the western
OF Jackson county, Kansas, Tues
night, was Friday adjudycd insane
reported that two more men have
crazy in that neighborhood, the
1T Of the religious excitement pre-.
lDg there.
rs John Royston was cremated alive
hsi home, Monday morning, about
ben miles south OF Paola, Kansas.
RovstOn was at her home alone
rg the night, and persisted in the
IS The body when found was
BED 70 crisp. The cause Of the
iiunknOwn.
ns at Lawrence, Kan, started at
hight Saturday, burned itself out
y daylight. The fremen and citi-
were powerless, and the flames
'uned The entire block. Fortunate
Wind was blowing, and the cOnfa-
aOn did not leave the original block.
total loss is 100000, divided
ng Seven firms. The insurance is
han $4,000.
9c0faing to the annual report Of the
y railroad commissioners the az
y net increase Ia the number Of
Y freight hauled for the year end
saOe 81, 1885, compared with the
paaing period the previous year
0]lSOS tons and the net freight
lor the same pc iod decreased
Y iOOl7 The total gross earnings
Y sources, all companies, for the
! 'nO!ng June 80, 1886, $62,766,-
y Lacrosse over the year ending
y 1885, of $1.S4S,41S.15. The
Y s'e amount of dividend paid on
n. suck, common and preferred, for
~ N,Ol7,063.48. Increase over
'ua' pad the year previous, $462,-
n, average percentage of dividends
y stocks issued 2.47.
= Ealtuf, the Lawrence, Kansas,
Y, ~ been indicted again by the
Sl ~ and placed under arrest. He
1900 bond.
~ 4,u mat not less than 500 head
,a. nave perished this fall in Har-
I'M ANY Kansas, from feeding on
I, : the speakers desk at the
Z uasgural ceremonies, Monday.
4 s..u lsnse sunf0wer, which had
i.,, ps'als, each petal showing the
lSss gfewth Of Kansas, for the
~ beginning with corn, az fol.
plSss' tlss'o6s,1Ss bushels; wheat,
IA. Il. bushels; railroads. 1O,o13
100 buildings, 6, 7s1; churches,
~. u,ss'.sr, s5,4s5.Sss pounds:
sA,sas' ma. "a pounds; poultry and
psO 90, garden produce S7.-
81 ,oa.. 100000 .cres; hay. 8.
sO,sss 10 oats, S5,S92, 5s5 bushels !;
i'ss. 1851 ST. trees; cattle, a, 0SCsi,
Aad; ~ ssOS : IA head ;sheep, 652,-
sI.,S nine druggists of ropek.
asy i guilty to selling Ipu a.
81 s.. .as J: The minimum penalty
H. ass Of 500 and tb;rt P'I Jars